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Topic	America's largest coal company goes bankrupt, can't compete with clean energy
spudger 10/29/19 11:31:10 AM #17:	OnWingsOfMisery posted... spudger posted... so instead of investing in clean energy like OBAMA did. TRUMP decided to bail out coal-a dead industry. TRUMP A MORON MC_BatCommander posted... But Trump was gonna bring back coal In August 2017, Robert Murray, a forceful Trump supporter, wrote a letter to the Trump administration urgently requesting an emergency order to protect coal-fired power plants from being closed. In the letter, he warned the White House that failure to issue the order would spark the immediate bankruptcies of his company and a major customer. "Our time is running out. Please fight for us," the executive wrote in the letter. However, the Trump administration rejected that cry for help because officials determined there wasn't enough evidence to warrant the use of emergency authority. well he did ONE thing right. he still propped up the industry as a whole with wasted billions of our tax dollars. --- -Only dead fish swim with the current http://error1355.com/ce/spudger.html <cite>spudger posted [p:929385131] in America's ... [t:78119234]...</cite> <quote>OnWingsOfMisery posted...</cite> <quote>spudger posted... </cite> <quote>so instead of investing in clean energy like OBAMA did. TRUMP decided to bail out coal-a dead industry. TRUMP A MORON</quote> MC_BatCommander posted... </cite> <quote>But Trump was gonna bring back coal</quote> In August 2017, Robert Murray, a forceful Trump supporter, wrote a letter to the Trump administration urgently requesting an emergency order to protect coal-fired power plants from being closed. In the letter, he warned the White House that failure to issue the order would spark the immediate bankruptcies of his company and a major customer. "Our time is running out. Please fight for us," the executive wrote in the letter. However, the Trump administration rejected that cry for help because officials determined there wasn't enough evidence to warrant the use of emergency authority. </quote> well he did ONE thing right. he still propped up the industry as a whole with wasted billions of our tax dollars. --- -Only dead fish swim with the current http://error1355.com/ce/spudger.html</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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